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House Business Affairs & Labor
The House Business Affairs & Labor Committee advanced a licensing fix for marriage and family therapists and a contested new Theft by Contractor crime, while a broader death-care regulatory cleanup was laid over for amendments.
Key Actions
·Marriage & Family Therapy Clinical RequirementsPassed
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Notable Quotes
“I think we have a tendency in this building to create laws that are already covered by other laws. And what that actually does is create confusion and more lawsuits. So if we don't need this, I just want to know that in advance.”
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Votes
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (12)Max Brooks, Regina English, Lisa Feret, Ryan Gonzalez, Rebecca Keltie, Sheila Lieder, Bob Marshall, Tisha Mauro, Gretchen Rydin, Naquetta Ricks, Chris Richardson, Larry Don Suckla
Excused (1)Sean Camacho
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (10)Max Brooks, Regina English, Lisa Feret, Rebecca Keltie, Bob Marshall, Chris Richardson, Gretchen Rydin, Larry Don Suckla, Naquetta Ricks, Ryan Gonzalez
No (3)Sheila Lieder, Tisha Mauro, Sean Camacho
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Miss haroja, please call the roll. Representative brooks. Present. English. Here. Hooray. Here. Gonzalez. Here. Kelsey. Here. Leader is. Excused. Marshall. Here. Morrow. Excused. Richardson. Here. Ryden. Excused. Zukla. Here. Camacho. Excuse. And madam chair present. Our bill. Sponsors are before us. Representative Ferre and Representative Stewart. Who wants to start? Representative Stewart. And welcome to business affairs and labor. Thank you, madam chair and members of the committee. We know neither of us have presented a bill in front of this committee. So be nice, be nice, please and thank you. This bill is incredibly simple. Last year a member of the American association of marriage and family therapists and an educator in this field came to me and had a really interesting idea which was to create a more flexible pathway to licensure for folks who are looking to become candidates for the marriage and family therapy license here in Colorado. So that's what we did. This bill is incredibly simple. If you have read it, which I hope you have, you will know that it is only a page and a half long. All this bill does very, very simply is allow an individual who has a…
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